Bear Lake and Soda Win Junior High Tourney Crowns
The Bear Lake eighth graders defeated Grace 46-28 to win the eighth grade championship while Soda Springs seventh graders remained undefeated by beating Grace 30-16 in the seventh grade final. Bear Lake also claimed consolation honors with a 30-13 win over North Gem led by Budge and Earling.
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Bear Lake
Soda Springs
Rece
Bear Lakers
Parks
Burdick
K. Nate
B. Nate
Keetch
Wright
Michaelson
Stucki
Grace
Goodsell
Taylor
Johnson
Bowling Chess 1969 League Week Results and Standings
Week of February 23, 1969 reports high scores and league leaders. Dick Viehwer posts the top game 226 and high series while North Gem beats Soda Springs 22-19. Grace Seventh and Eighth graders reach finals amid late Monday games and Bear Lake outplays Soda Springs for tourney momentum.
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Peterson AG
Stockman's Lounge
Dick Viehwe
Matoseries
Thek Viehwer
Dick Vieh Wer
Ton North Gem
Soda Springs
Soda
Butt
North Gem
Tim Hatch
Call
Crockett
Christensen
Crump
Tom Larsen
Lou Wakley
Steven Nielsen
Ricky Dunn
Grace
Bear Lake
Big Ten
Monsanto Flames
Mowler's
LGA
Monsanto Steamers
Ace Chevrolet
Licky Sklenar
Jack Speidel
Dolly McCoy
Shirley Skinner
JoAnn Lloyd
Jon Speidel
Joe " Speidel
Earlybird
Pinettes
Soda Springs Builders
Tosoiba Lanes
Idaho
Nat’l Bunk
Bob's Cleaners
Ponderosa
Maude's Beauty Haven
Trail Cafe
Perk's Electric
Simplot
Busco
Donna Bigelow
Bonnie Prescott
Glen
Year End Savings Bond Sales in Idaho Reported
County Bond Chairman J. Ray Davis announced 1968 U S Savings Bond sales in Idaho totaled 8 296 508 up from 8 048 012 in 1967 Locally county sales for 1968 reached 80 812 versus 71 687 in 1967 National figures show 1968 sales at 4 billion 972 million versus 4 billion 978 million in 1967 The snippet ends with an unrelated trivial line about Twiggy and a peek a boo blouse.
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U.S
Volunteer
J. Ray Davis
Soda Springs Briefs Highlight Local Newsscan
Unreadable page header from Caribou County Sun notes Soda Springs coverage on Thursday March 6 1969. Article content is not legible but appears to summarize local items and notices on page three.
Pickup Hits Horse Near Soda Springs. Horse Killed
On February 22 at 7 30 p m a 1967 pickup driven by Ralph E Tol man of Soda Springs struck a horse owned by Ted Bells four miles northeast of Soda Springs on Trail Canyon Road. The horse valued at 100 dollars died from a broken shoulder after the collision. Truck damage was about 100 dollars and Sheriff Ralph Marriott investigated. Weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Russell Lakey included Mrs Lakey s parents Mr and Mrs Floyd Greer of Rupert and her sister Mr and Mrs Monte Daley of Pocatello.
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Ralph E. Tolman
Soda Springs
Ted Bells
Trail Canyon Road
Ralph Marriott
Russell Lakey
Mrs. Lakey
Mrs
Floyd Greer
Rupert
Monte Daley
Pocatello
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BEARS
Rerm Ak
Tedik
Dandy Keetch
Rocky Michaelson
Glenn Transparks
Darin Haddock
Bruce Nate
Its
Steven Jewell
Kim Nate
Jeff Wright
Curtis Burdick
Steven Tolley
Allen Hoge
Pich
Bob Bennett
van Johnson
Jensen
Chris Barthlome
Brett Larson
Blake Jacob- Vernon Mendenhall
Curtis Stoddard
John Goodsell
Kay Panter
Mark Andreason
George
Kim Doug Horsley
Barry Snooxs
Red Sorensen
Richard I Barger
Randy Mansen
Randy Nelson
Roger Preece
Scott Baguley
Marx Ozburn
Eric Matthews
Kris Ayers
David Larsen
Bryan David
Angus Barnes
J. B. Smith
Irace
Cornelsson
Rom
Brent Krebs
Shane Wilker
Tab
Clifford Carver
Lynn Christensett
Scott 'S
Louis Bitton
Ricky Hale
Michael Bennett
George Mott
DIERY
Dacke Wolfe
Wea
Salt Lake City
Utah
Sanne
Johnny’s B&r
ABU Gas
Smith & Whitworth
Nelson & Hull
Caribou County Sun
Joe Sklenar
Shirley Roberts
Vern Weeks
Carol Vorwaller
Blossom Buddies
Western Auto
Builders
L&h
Ole Beer
Leo Greer
Donna Peck
Maynard Andreason
Janice Andreason
Cora’s Redskins
Tepee Tappers
the Challengers
Alley Cats
Shuell Bassett
Deanna Coleman
Janette Crawford
Twiggy
Caribou County
SUN
Soda Springs, Idaho
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